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Katmandu Park, a world-class theme park developed by Falcon’s Beyond, will officially open on March 15, 2023 in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic

February 13, 2023 By admin Leave a Comment

The park features cutting-edge attractions and rides based on Falcon’s original franchise, The Hidden Realms of Katmandu. Tickets are now on sale, with several options including a 1-use Pass, VIP Pass, and Katmandu Pass. Advance ticket holders from February 13 to March 15 will receive a complimentary early access pass. The park features four main attractions: Voyage of the Fathom Wanderer, Legend of the Desirata, Challenge of the Mad Mage, and EtherQuest. In addition, there are 36-hole mini golf, an outdoor ropes course, indoor climbing courses, themed food and beverage venues, games, retail shops and an arcade. Guests will receive a smart wristband that doubles as a park pass and enables cashless transactions and personalization through BeyondME, a fan loyalty platform. The first of several planned global Katmandu Parks, this new park offers an immersive experience through advanced technology and premium hospitality.

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